Minnesota bill HF767 enhances penalties for arson crimes targeting political organizations or motivated by political purposes.
Minnesota bill HF767 amends state statutes to enhance penalties for arson crimes targeting political organizations or motivated by political purposes. If the arson involves property owned or controlled by a political organization, or if the offense was committed due to an association with a political organization, the penalties are increased. For first-degree arson, the maximum imprisonment is 25 years and the fine is $40,000. For second-degree arson, the maximum imprisonment is 90 months and the fine is $12,500.
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